762nd Clones

PhiMa wrote:Wow. Now this is what I call cool. Seriously, great job on them! The red's great, and I love the visor on Zulu!

Glad to see so many 'old-timers' coming back.

Jens wrote:

PhiMa wrote:Wow. Now this is what I call cool. Seriously, great job on them! The red's great, and I love the visor on Zulu!

Glad to see so many 'old-timers' coming back.

Old timer?! He has been away for like a month and you call him an old timer. HA!

Rook wrote:The long haired and filled in eyes one was creepy...

Code_Green wrote:I don't see why people don't like it when P1 and P2 clones are mixed together.

Wookieepedia wrote:Even with the introduction and widespread adoption of Phase II armor, however, some units and individual clones continued to utilize Phase I clone trooper armor.

Thunder-blade wrote:Hmm, must have missed that part CG! Thanks for that Wookiee quote!

I always thought it was the commanders and captains, but now, after watching TCW, I realize the clones were alot more individual!

Alpha wrote:Individual? They're CLONEs!

WookieePedia wrote:When the Grand Army was first unveiled on Geonosis, the Galaxy thought the clone troopers no better than their droid counterparts; faceless soldiers, sworn to lay their lives on the line for a Republic in which they had no stake, cannon fodder with no minds or lives of their own.[3]

This attitude began to change, however, as the casualties mounted. As the Clone Wars raged on, the Jedi formed a sense of attachment to the clones that they led and treated them as individuals rather than the droids they battled throughout the war-torn Galaxy. Though this caused confusion for many clones at first, most of whom had grown to believe themselves to be no more than a product, they too began to develop genuine respect and admiration for their Jedi leaders. Many Jedi Generals even befriended clones during the war, including Obi-Wan Kenobi and Clone Commander Cody, Aayla Secura and Commander Bly, and Yoda and Commander Gree.

Spacer: "I thought clones didn't have feelings?"
Mort: "So did our commanders, but let me tell you kid, I felt pain so strong that it could have been my own as my brothers fell."
―An unknown spacer and Mort[src]

In rare cases, some clone troopers would develop strong emotions which would override their sense of loyalty to the Republic, and later the Empire.

Chaotic Good wrote:

Alpha wrote:Individual? They're CLONEs!

WookieePedia wrote:When the Grand Army was first unveiled on Geonosis, the Galaxy thought the clone troopers no better than their droid counterparts; faceless soldiers, sworn to lay their lives on the line for a Republic in which they had no stake, cannon fodder with no minds or lives of their own.[3]

This attitude began to change, however, as the casualties mounted. As the Clone Wars raged on, the Jedi formed a sense of attachment to the clones that they led and treated them as individuals rather than the droids they battled throughout the war-torn Galaxy. Though this caused confusion for many clones at first, most of whom had grown to believe themselves to be no more than a product, they too began to develop genuine respect and admiration for their Jedi leaders. Many Jedi Generals even befriended clones during the war, including Obi-Wan Kenobi and Clone Commander Cody, Aayla Secura and Commander Bly, and Yoda and Commander Gree.

Spacer: "I thought clones didn't have feelings?"
Mort: "So did our commanders, but let me tell you kid, I felt pain so strong that it could have been my own as my brothers fell."
―An unknown spacer and Mort[src]

In rare cases, some clone troopers would develop strong emotions which would override their sense of loyalty to the Republic, and later the Empire.

WookieePedia is your friend, Alpha.